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Residents fear their Cheshire streets could be left 'uninhabitable' in 30 years

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Study finds tens of thousands of properties in Cheshire at risk of being rendered uninhabitable by rising sea levels within 28 years. Areas of Halton and Warrington particularly vulnerable. CheshireLive visited Runcorn's lowest lying streets to speak to residents about the findings. Report predicts that between 300 and 1000 homes in Halton, and between 5,000 and 10,000 properties in Warrington, could be lost by 2050.

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Residents fear their Cheshire streets could be left 'uninhabitable' in 30 years

Up to 11,000 homes in Cheshire are among 160,000 across England at risk according to a new report

2 years ago·Manchester, United Kingdom

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Life on Cheshire streets that could be 'uninhabitable' in 30 years

A recent study found that up to 11,000 homes in Cheshire could be lost to rising sea levels

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